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Changelog
After seven months of work, Concise v4 is now available to everybody. Quite a lot of things have happened since then. Here is a small overview:
- The current development of Concise CSS is being handled by me (@jameskolce).
- The framework has been almost completely rewritten, but the basic principles of being Concise are kept.
- Now add-ons are completely independent of each other. Previously, they were included with the core, now they need to be installed separately with NPM or using the CDN.
- A new add-on called Concise Utils has been added, with a lot of helper classes to improve the development workflow or to add context-dependant styles.
- Concise UI is now written using the RSCSS guidelines.
- The compilation of the source code is now done using the Concise CLI.
- The compiler still uses Sass, but also includes some PostCSS plugins that will help with the development of websites.
- A new lh unit is added to manage vertical rhythm. Using PostCSS-LH
- Custom media queries are available, so you can write things like @media (--small).
- Styles are automatically prefixed to work with older browsers, using Autoprefixer.
- All the font sizes are now handled using the typeScale() function.
You can check the complete list of changes here: https://github.com/ConciseCSS/concise.css/compare/v3.4.0...master
And the new docs are already available at http://concisecss.com